Nikon acknowledges that there is a problem with loose strap holes in the Z 8 micro single camera and has initiated the recall process.
CTOnews.com August 8 news, Nikon yesterday released the "Honorable Nikon Z 8 user notice", confirming that under certain circumstances, the camera strap hole may be loose, which can cause the camera body to be separated.
After investigation, Nikon found that this problem may occur when the Z-8 camera hanging hole is strongly impacted or continues to bear a heavy load. Officials have confirmed the serial number of the Z-8 digital microcamera that may have the problem. CTOnews.com users who bought the camera can go to Nikon's official website and enter the product serial number to confirm whether their Z-8 is on the list of this recall.
Nikon said that whether or not during the warranty period, Nikon will repair customers' target products free of charge and bear round-trip freight. Please consult Nikon customer support center service hotline or Nikon after-sales service outlets before sending.
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